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Common Project 2: Achieving Regulatory Excellence Before the Funding Battle Commences
In October 2025, the SESAR Joint Undertaking (SJU) initiated the creation of the Common Project (CP) 2 implementing regulation. The announcement of the CP2 workshop, to be held on 23-24 March 2026 in Brussels, marks the formal beginning of intensive stakeholder consultation to shape the next decade of air traffic management (ATM) transformation. The scene has been set by the…
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Seamless Skies Awards categories announced
The Civil Air Navigation Services Organisation (CANSO) and publishing partners Global Airspace Radar and Unmanned Airspace/Urban Air Mobility News have…
S5E28 – Günter Graf, FREQUENTIS and Ralf Irmer, Vodafone – 5G and drones enhancing public safety
Günter Graf, Vice President New Business Development & Innovation, Frequentis and Ralf Irmer, Head of Vodafone Tech Innovation Centre, Dresden…
Indra group to strengthen its presence in the U.S. with a $50 milion investment, new facility and more than 200 new jobs
Indra Group has announced an investment of $50 million in Indra Group USA to construct and equip a new manufacturing…
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Evolving Certification Pathways for Emerging Aviation Technologies
Contributed by Patrick Lalor, Senior Consultant for Aviation Systems, Murzilli Consulting As the aviation industry enters a new era of…
Initial Nice incident report reveals preliminary findings
On the evening of the 21st of September, a Nouvelair Airbus A320 flew less than 25 feet over an EasyJet…
Keeping pace with drone detection and C-UAS developments in a changing world
My experience with drone detection goes back to summer 2020, when I was part of tests run by DFS, Fraport…
Global Airspace Radar Magazine
Connecting the industry for airspace integration
Executive Q&A – Captain Victor Liu, Director-General Hong Kong CAD
High ambitions for APAC – Patrick Ky, CEO, ICAI
Exploring sustainability – Peggy Devestel, Director, MUAC
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Human-centric design in Air Traffic Management
Recently I’ve been invited to speak at two events, organised by two different companies, in two different countries, in two…
Stakeholders Heading Back to Work: What’s on the Agenda?
Stakeholders who are focussed on the regulatory agenda enjoy the most relaxed period of the year during summer, while their…
Book review – Human Factors in Air Traffic Control by Ectoras Symeonides
I discovered the work of Ectoras Symeonides via this Linkedin post promoting his eBook titled “Human Factors in Air Traffic…
